A gunman injured a teen and shot a man in a pair of carjacking attempts Sunday, before being killed by a bystander outside a Washington state Walmart store.

With construction complete, Casper’s public plaza expands and grows

By Elysia Conner, Casper Star Tribune
CASPER– A crowd listened to the band on stage at the south end of the new downtown plaza during last Thursday’s Casper Art Walk. Kids splashed in the fountain on the other side. People strolled through the walkways between and took in a photography show while volunteers poured beer at David Street Station. Click here for more

New England artists living in Big Horn, relishing experiences

By Karla Pomeroy, The Sheridan Press
SHERIDAN —  Dianne Panarelli Miller had just returned from a business trip to Ireland when her phone rang. She was thinking about her next artistic project. On the other end of the line, Claudia Post had the answer: living and painting with several other plein air artists in Wyoming for the month of June. Click here for more

Terry Bison Ranch Gives Back

By Terilyn Cuff, KGWN
CHEYENNE– Cheyenne is a community known for supporting great causes and giving back- and the Terry Bison Ranch is having a share in one of their own. Terry Bison Ranch was recently brought an orphaned bison born last fall in North Dakota to get accustomed to climate and elevation, sounds and smells, all with the goal of putting the bison up for an auction in November. Click here for more

Father’s rights supporters rally in Cheyenne

By Doug Randall, KGAB
CHEYENNE – Supporters of father’s right rallied in Cheyenne on Friday. Event co-organizer Arthur Cook said that while mothers occasionally don’t get a fair shake in child custody fights, the numbers show fathers overwhelmingly are treated unfairly. Cook said the goal of the rally is to make sure everyone gets treated fairly “because that overwhelmingly isn’t happening now.”  Click here for more

By Kristine Galloway, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
CHEYENNE — A century ago, Frank Bowen signed up in Paris to be one of the first members of the American Legion. Today, his son, Jerrold “Jerry” Bowen is the commander of Cheyenne’s American Legion Post 6. He’s helping celebrate the organization’s local centennial, which is part of a celebration that will last more than a year. Click here for more

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